The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-06

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will be held tomorrow evening. %-ae
T. 2. JONES & Co. received Yesterday
Germ2nia bullion. valued at ST 1l9 AZ.
Wells. FARGo & Co. IS shipments yes
te7day'were: base bullion, valued at
$500.
a IAN named Jones was arrested yes
isrday, charged with discharging fire
arms in the city lines.
4. c. CARLSON figured in lively paint
n the Police Court yesterday. charged
With plain drunk. So.
MR. AND Mrs. A. r. BARYEs-a girl-t
The frat arrival IN the famiiy-yester-
dsy-2u well and happy.
YcCoaYICK & Co. received yesterday,
Hanauer bullion, $4,000; Stormont sill
yer, SO. 800. Tota', $500.
THOMPSON, THE man arrested for burg
Az ging she premises of Mrs. Young
vii have hearing on Monday.
SECRETARY THOMAS has issued Ger
66cate of incorporation 10 the Taylor
Komney- Armstrong Company.
TEE FUNERAL services of Mrs. Mary
B5soUD will be held at the Tenth Ward
Westinghouse on Monday at 2 O'Clock.
TIE FoURyH Quorum of Seventies
no i their regular monthly meeting in
HE Twenty first Ward meeting house,
tG-morrow.
TIE HOME Mutual Insurance Com
aany cf,San Francisco, have filed their
8znUaastatement with the Secretary of
tasGez5b9gy.
Nh. WHEELER, of the Second Ward
has lost another child with diphtheria,
and siil another is lying seriously i'll
nj the same malady.
The BALL TO be given in the Theatre
OF Valentines night is in good hands,
and promises to be the most enjoyable
Of any happening for some time past.
Tzg MEMBERS of the Golden Hour
Club are requested to meet at 22% E.
second south Street, Wednesday even
ing at $50. By order of the president.
II Is said to be now settled that the
Utah Midland will come down Provo
CANYON. This paralyzes the hopes of
some Salt Lakers who had their eyes
lurned toward Emigration Canyon.
TIE REGULAR monthly meeting of
5slI Lake Typographical Union, No.
l{5s takes place at PIMA at Fireman's
Hall As business of Importance is to
De transacted, it is DESTROYS. that all
3em bers should be present.
TIE MEETING of the board of direc
TOTS of the Deseret Hospital, which
asUaIlv occurs on the first Monday in
facn month, has been postponed for
" . weeks, Monday the 2lst at ? o'clock
a.Iu. BY order Of the president.
TIE OPENING hymn at the services in
The New Tabernacle this afternoon wi
De The Spirit OF God Like a Fire Is
Burning" All who purpose attending
are requested to bring their hymn
Books, and join with the choir in sing
lug this hymn.
CoURr PRIDE of Utah, No. 1881, An
lsiant Order of Forresters, give q social
party IN the Emporium Hall on Mon
lay evening, February Dist, for the
. bsne6t of the benevolent fund. Invi-
tAtions were being distributed vester-
day.
W. J. MONTGOMERY, better known
sm5ne bis friends as Monty" has
opened an Office as real estate dealer
AMI broker in Barratt's building. We
wish him all success in his venture, apd
believe his popularity on the street
guarantees it.
THE REGULAE monthly meeting of the
Sunday school Union of this stake will
De held in the Social Hall on Monday
evening, February 7th. The Eighteenth
Ward school will furnish part of the
music and other exercises. All Sab
bath School workers are invited. J. H.
Parry, secretary.
HEDGES, THE young fellow. who re-
5sntly plead guilty TO two charges Of
attempted rape, and who is now con
fned IN the County Jail, awaiting &C
ion by the grand jury, has become
violently insane-So much so as to
aecessitate the applying of irons in
24deTrthat he might not DO injury to
Ain self.
DB. FAUST, who leaves for the caale
convent on at Denver this morning, will
attend all the meetings OF that body,
RnC alter adjournment will make a
general tour of all the states where the
choice breeds OF cattle are raised. He
will select large shipment of thorough
oTeus, and bring them back for the
benefit of those who desire to improve
their stock.
WORD REACHES US from Price to the
effect that the surveyors of the Utah
Midland Railway, who were recently
stopped in their work by the Indians on
the Ulntah Agency, have decided 10
abandon al work for the present. 1t
said that the Indians were very threat
ening IN their demeanor, and the sur.
Teyors came to the opinion that they
would rather suspend work than risk a
circus with them.
AMONG THE publications received by
Dryer last evening were: Something
10 Read" for March The Life. Char
acter and Public Services of General
Geo 3. Mcclellan by George Ticknor
Cprcis, being q ieU,ure delivered by Mr.
Cur IS in Philadelphia at the request OF
the Mcclellan Memorial Association
Seven Hundred Album Verses. com
piled by J. s. Ogilvie; and she" II,
Rider Haggard novel which is having
sLc1 3 III 4. ~ f...l. rr
at All Seasons
Al the Occidental" the heveraces